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Diego Salazar (B.S., Universidad de Costa Rica): Ph.D. dissertation: Latitudinal patterns of insect herbivores and secondary plant chemistry on Piper. Emailmailto:diegosalazar@umsl.edu?subject=shapeimage_5_link_0
Christina Baer (B.S., University of Chicago): Ph.D. dissertation: Diversification in shelter-building Lepidoptera of the Neotropics. Emailmailto:cbaer89@gmail.com?subject=shapeimage_7_link_0
Galen Priest (B.S., College of Wooster): Ph.D. dissertation: Interactions among stem-boring beetles, ants, and insect herbivores on Brazilian cerrado trees. Emailmailto:GalenPriest@umsl.edu?subject=shapeimage_8_link_0
Vona Kuczynska (B.S., Rutgers University): Research: Impacts of invasive plant species on bat foraging. Emailmailto:vonabird@gmail.com?subject=%20shapeimage_17_link_0
Charles Davis (B.S., University of Missouri-St. Louis): M.S. thesis: Leaf-rolling caterpillars, plant architecture, and parasitism.
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Rachel Hosna (B.S. major, University of Missouri-St. Louis): Honors thesis: Host-use patterns in oak galling insects. Emailmailto:rhosna@umsl.edu?subject=email%20subjectshapeimage_21_link_0
Pagi Toko (B.S. and M.S., University of Papua New Guinea): Ph.D. dissertation: Biogeography of plant-Lepidoptera interactions. Emailmailto:ptb57@mail.umsl.edu?subject=shapeimage_22_link_0
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Daniel O’Brien (B.S., University of Missouri-St. Louis): M.S. thesis: Barcoding to uncover hidden Lepidoptera species on Missouri oaks. Emailmailto:drozqd@mail.umsl.edu?subject=shapeimage_26_link_0
Kirk Barnett (B.S., University of Missouri-St. Louis): M.S. thesis: Effects of host quality and parasitism on use of Quercus by leaftying caterpillars.

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